obsolete objects
[/ˈɑbsəˌlit ˈɑbdʒɪkts/]
noun phrasepl: obsolete objects
objetos obsoletos
1. Items, devices, or things that are no longer in use, outdated, or replaced by newer versions; things that have become old-fashioned or useless
The museum displayed a collection of obsolete objects from the 1980s, including old computers and vinyl records.
O museu exibia uma coleção de objetos obsoletos dos anos 1980, incluindo computadores antigos e discos de vinil.
2. Products or artifacts that have been surpassed by technological advancement or changing consumer preferences
Many obsolete objects from the digital revolution have become valuable antiques.
Muitos objetos obsoletos da revolução digital tornaram-se antiguidades valiosas.
In Brazilian culture, there is a growing interest in obsolete objects as part of the vintage and retro movements, particularly among younger generations seeking nostalgia. In the USA, obsolete objects are often collected as antiques and displayed in museums or sold in thrift stores, reflecting both historical preservation and consumer culture around the 'retro' aesthetic.
NYC Slang
old school stuff; yesterday's news; dinosaurs
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